Which one makes the better square?
There’s a cycle path from Tavira to neighbouring Cabanas, and this bridge spans the narrow River Almargem along the way. It struck me as perfect, in the original, for Jude’s #2020PhotoChallenge on converging lines. But it works as squares too, don’t you think? Up and over the Top! We’ll be passing this way on my Monday walk. Meanwhile, have you got Six Words to shed a little light for Debbie?
The first for me, Jo. Walking up the bridge, I need to see more space above my head as I go.
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My preferred too, Debs 🙂 🙂
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For some reason the second one connects with me, Jo, if that makes sense… so I think this is the better one! 🙂
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Always glad to connect, anyway I can, Tom 🤗💕
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Seems the sky one is getting most of the votes and I have to add mine to that as well. There’s something about an unending sky that always appeals and the blueness with the white clouds makes it even more appealing.
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Lots of fluffy white clouds lately, Mari. Beautiful down there this morning 🤗💕
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I think it depends what you want to emphasize: the sky in the first or the bridge in the second. 🙂
janet
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It does, Janet. The rest is simply preference 🙂 🙂 Have a good Sunday!
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I love the variety of opinions, all strongly felt. 🙂 I think it depends on what the photographer wants to communicate. I have a slight preference for the sky shot after many hours indoors. Great question!
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I found the original a bit boring but it makes two interesting ‘halves’, I think. 🙂 🙂
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I like the first one best. The sky is more interesting than the planks.
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I like the sky option too, Anabel 🙂 🙂
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I’d have to agree. Nicely put Anabel
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Thanks, lovely Su 🙂 🙂
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The second one. While I LOVE a good, expansive blue sky, I feel more in the present, on the bridge and walking to the top of it, in the square on the right.
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Ok, Liesbet. Good reasoning 🙂 🙂
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